Event-Driven Architecture for the Cloud

Creating modern, efficient, and delightful digital experiences with an event-driven architecture.

Recently Added:

Change Data Capture and the Many Roles it Can Play

Enabling Real-Time Applications with Change Data Capture

Why Change Data Capture is Essential to Implement Event-driven Architectures

eBook: The Event Mesh – A Primer

Event-driven architecture (EDA) is a software architecture paradigm promoting the production, detection, consumption of, and reaction to events. But EDA is evolving in the era of polyglot development and the hybrid cloud.

Learn more

Change Data Capture and the Many Roles it Can Play

In modern microservices-driven architectures, CDC has gained new importance by providing a bridge to connect traditional databases with cloud-native, event-driven architectures.

Enabling Real-Time Applications with Change Data Capture

Change data capture enables applications to react every time data changes. And it does this without having to change the apps that modify the data.

Why Change Data Capture is Essential to Implement Event-driven Architectures

Change Data Capture makes your data stores and existing databases first-class citizens in an event-driven architecture (EDA).

Building Event-Driven Architectures for Edge Environments

Companies looking to experiment in either event-driven architecture or edge environments can have it all, especially if they’re willing to tackle both simultaneously.

Cloud Services for Event-Driven Architectures (EDAs)

The combination of Apache Kafka and Kubernetes helps developers create EDAs and real-time data pipelines that stream and integrate data between applications.

How Change Data Capture Can Speed Development and Deployment

In any application modernization project, businesses that choose to add CDC to their plans from the beginning will reap the rewards, again and again, as they react to the competition.

Open Banking: Has Technology Outpaced Regulations?

API-based open banking initiatives are quite common around the world. However, the degree of openness varies greatly from country to country based on the robustness of each country’s regulatory framework.

Poste Italiane uses cloud native Apache Kafka to speed delivery of new products and services

Real-time event sharing and asynchronous communication enabled by Apache Kafka allow Poste Italiane to develop innovative solutions more quickly and better serve customers by improving efficiency, performance, and operational continuity.

DIY EDA Security Challenges and Concerns

With many deployment options, it’s easy to undermine the inherent EDA security benefits by deploying onto a substandard environment.

Application Modernization: Challenges of Migrating Monolithic Legacy Applications

A discussion about the need for application modernization, the challenges businesses encounter, and what technologies can help with the process.

FinServ App Modernization Essential to Counter New Players

EDA and cloud-native architectures play essential roles in helping banks with their app modernization efforts, which are needed to blunt the impact of new market participants.

Consuming APIs as a Managed Service

Businesses can manage APIs on their own or, as is the case with many other infrastructure technologies, they can opt for a managed service.

The Growing Gains of Serverless Event-Driven Architecture

The additive benefits of event-driven architecture and serverless together include faster deployments, reduced costs, and improved observability.

Why Managed Event Capabilities are so Useful for Flexibility and Agility

Managed event services can help companies make faster and more efficient use of events and speed the adoption of event-driven architectures.

Application Modernization and Change Data Capture

CDC can play a critical role in application modernization efforts ensuring the tight messaging and passing of events that exists in monolithic applications are carried over to today’s loosely coupled cloud-native environments.

On-Ramp to EDA: Basics and Benefits

EDA is a software development method for building applications that asynchronously communicate or integrate with other applications and systems via events.

Financial Services’ Use of EDA to Migrate to Real-Time

The financial services industry is under great pressure to modernize the services they offer. They face increased competition from nimbler FinTechs, the growing risk from cyber threats and fraud, evolving regulatory requirements, and ever-rising customer demands for highly responsive innovative digital services.

eBook: Three Paths to Delivering a Successful EDA

We are living in a cloud-native world. For many organizations, scale-out, distributed, microservices-based environments – which can deliver greater scalability, reliability, and efficiency – have become the default approach to software design and deployment.

What Developers Need to Know about Open Banking

With open banking, developers can integrate financial data from multiple institutions within the same application or share financial data between applications more easily.

Modernizing Core Banking and Insurance Services

To be competitive, banks and insurance companies must invest in architectures and tools that deliver more flexible, scalable, and resilient software services.

EDA in Financial Services: Modernizing Apps and Embracing Real-Time

An event-driven architecture provides a foundation upon which financial services organizations can move from batch to real-time applications and modernize their offerings.

EDA: Bringing Legacy Systems From Batch to Real-Time

A cloud-native approach to application development based on an EDA, containers, and microservices allows businesses to offer innovative real-time products and services.

Why Event-Driven is More Than Just Kafka

Developers and businesses need a scalable platform to host event-driven Kafka applications.

Using Change Data Capture to Scale Streaming Projects

CDC minimizes the resources required for processes because it only deals with data changes. Such capabilities allow streaming projects to scale more easily.

The Challenges of Implementing and Scaling a DIY EDA

Organizations that opt to build their own EDA will face numerous challenges related to integration, deployment, performance, scalability, security, and more.

Why Modern Applications Need an Event-driven Architecture

As businesses strive to be more responsive and react in real-time, they must incorporate events data and develop and deploy applications based on microservices and cloud-native architectures.

Event-Driven Implementation Patterns

The decoupled and asynchronous nature of an event-driven architecture enables the development of flexible, extensible, modern cloud-based serverless applications.

Event-Driven Applications with Red Hat AMQ Streams (eBook)

Event-streaming technologies are essential for building and maintaining real-time links with internal partners, business partners, suppliers, and customers.

What Developers Need to Know about Events, EDA, and Event Meshes

Event-driven architectures and event meshes enable today’s modern distributed, cloud-native applications that are responsive to state changes.

Benefits of Event-Driven Architectures to Complement Your REST APIs

An event-driven architecture provides a number of advantages over REST APIs for modern applications deployed across hybrid cloud environments.

Agile integration: The blueprint for enterprise architecture

It has never been more important for organizations to be able to react to change in the market, and IT systems must deliver this ability to launch new services or update existing ones quickly. Rethinking IT infrastructure is crucial, as it is the foundation of digital services.

Use Change Data capture to supercharge your streaming projects (Video)

Event Driven Architecture (EDA) is a way of designing applications (microservices) to respond to real-time business events at edge.

Learn Kafka series (Video)

Interested in running Apache Kafka on Kubernetes? Learn the basics in this short video series.

Additional Resources

Event driven architectures (EDA) are at the heart of the effort to transition processes and applications to an efficient model. To implement EDA solutions, many enterprises are turning to Apache Kafka.